Squandering home advantage in their fourth-round replay means the Pars miss out on a lucrative home tie against holders Celtic.
So for this the first week of a new season of On Par, 10 things I missed most.
Northern Ireland's Darren Clarke, on par, was among those who missed the cut, which was set at one under.
McIlroy, ranked No. 1 in the world, settled for par on 10 after missing a seemingly straightforward four-foot putt.
At -2, he's got a share of the lead with McDowell and Spieth - but not Fowler, who three putts needlessly on 6, missing a short par effort.
Woods made just two birdies, none on par-5 holes, and missed a seemingly makeable 9-footer for birdie on the last hole, but his 28-putt performance helped him view the halving of his lead as a glass half full.
It's more on par with a blink-and-you-miss-it allusion to Oaken's gay family in "Frozen".
"And what of Stewart Cink three-putting for par on the driveable 15th then missing a short birdie putt on the next on Monday, letting Rory McIlroy steal an undeserved half for Europe?
— GEORGE BRETHERTON Tiger Woods fails to capitalize on the par-5 15th, missing a 10-foot birdie putt.
He needed a birdie to become only the seventh player to shoot a 59 on the PGA Tour but hit his "worst shot of the day" off the tee on the par-three hole, missing the green.
He smiled playfully and shrugged, then went on to miss the par putt, a crucial three-putt at that juncture.
